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Remote Backup Systems, the developer of RBackup Online Backup software for Managed Services Providers, has announced the availability of a Limited Source Code License for its popular Web Manager and E-Commerce PlugIns.

MSPs use RBackup to provide online backup services to their end users. White labeled and brandable, the software allows them to set up their own online backup services, hosting data backups in their own data centers.

The Web Manager and E-Commerce PlugIns provide a web interface so end users can sign up for service online, pay with a credit card or PayPal, download the software, and begin backing up immediately.

“Having the source code for the Web PlugIns allows our customers to have complete control over the look and feel,” explains Rob Cosgrove, President of RBS, “They can also change the functionality and reports, just about anything.”

For more information on this limited source code license, see this link:

http://www.remote-backup.com/online-backup-source-code.htm

About Remote Backup Systems Inc.

Remote Backup Systems, Inc. is the global leader in turnkey Online Backup solutions to MSPs, VARs, ISPs and Managed Hosting Providers, providing leading edge functionality, best-in-class customer support, and an unwavering commitment to product quality and customer satisfaction. With a twenty-five year history in Remote Backup technologies, RBS is headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, USA. Rob Cosgrove’s latest book, The Online Backup Guide for Service Providers is available at Amazon.com and bookstores.

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